Paul,
I've played with ecb a little bit, it was a few revisions back though.
And I didn't find it all that useful to me. Maybe if you could sell me
on what it brings to the table that speedbar/semantic can't do for me.
It just felt very cluttered to me. An on a 1600x1200 display making feel
I have come to rely on the Emacs Code Browser (ECB) and would like to
integrate it into the JDE. This would entail making ECB yet another
external package required by the JDE. The benefit, however, is that the JDE
would provide facilities for using ECB, such as keybindings and menu items
I have come to rely on the Emacs Code Browser (ECB) and would like to
integrate it into the JDE. This would entail making ECB yet another
external package required by the JDE. The benefit, however, is that the JDE
would provide facilities for using ECB, such as keybindings and menu items
for
On Fri, 15 Jun 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The combination of simple download and customizable layout will
probably bring in a lot of new users who are intimidated by the
install and/or emacs non-MS look.
Is it the JDE or Emacs that intimidates people? I would say one
cannot use the JDE
Hi all,
I have come to rely on the Emacs Code Browser (ECB) and would like to
integrate it into the JDE. This would entail making ECB yet another
external package required by the JDE. The benefit, however, is that the JDE
would provide facilities for using ECB, such as keybindings and menu items
Title: RE: Should the JDE require ECB?
Hi Paul,
Great idea, I think that there is a lot of synergy to explore between JDE and ECB. Besides the integration with the project variables (for source directories and other parameters) I think that there is a lot to gain as well in the use
